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Dessh Of Dr Ktssse.

Omols,. ILL, September so.-A
0aisna, ILL.,, special says: Edward ID.
Kilioe. one Of the Oldest and most
prominent practitioners In Illinois,
died yesterday Of heaIt disease. DR..
kiltoe was ssyeniy.lwo years old and
q native Of hrsland. He resided In
Northumberland oounty, Pa. for y
period OF twenty years alter immlgret.
ing Va America, and settlad In Gslena
In 1896 Tor the practice a his PROBES.
sion. He entered the army during
the war Of the rebellion, In Angus,
1891. a. surgeon II the Forty flf'h "a.
nois Ihf.ntiy. He VAS subsequently
app linted on General sherman's SAT-,
where no remained until the fall a
vicksburs, when he was ordered to
Gen q ants sisd and made medical
inspf ctor Of the hospi,als In that de.
partmenL Whei Gen. Grant left Tor
the k,st 10 take command Il the army
OF tho Pontomac, DR.. Kittoe vss mad
io,peol,r general Of the hospitals
servi,o In the Northwest. md held tina,
position until tue spring a 1888.
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II this year ere woven o. wooi into
the warp Of time, making the web Of
Grand Army history, 10 will be my
ambition, WIN be nv purpose, 90 II is
my highest hope, that there may be In
that webb, Oomrade Fairchild, no
seam that will ct ell show where your
administration ended and mino be-.
gan" Oheers for RIel
Tberulee were suspended and Mel.
son Cole, Of Missouri, was elected
senior vice commander. The junior
vice commander WIS John O. Lima
han. u New Hampshire. Gen. Law.
renee Donabue was elected surgeon
general. The Rev. EDWARD Andei son
was elected ohaplain.in chief.
When the Committee on Rules and
Regulations submitted their report,
the proposition. 10 enable q olses Of
persons 10 enter tie order who had
served In the field but bad never been
mustered inio the service was dc.
fee's1.
The COMMITTEES on the Logan mon.
ument reported, recommending that Q
iuDd be provided for the erection oil
an equestrian statue at Washington
Gov. Algers and George @. Lemon, OF
New York, subscribed $1,000 each.
The CGcers OF the encsmpment were
then duly Installed.
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STATE OF TRADE
Eject Of the Purchase Of Bends On
the Market.
Busdness Active snA . Hepeiup
Feeling PrevsiIinE-Rsilrssl
Tra0c-RafIuros.

NEW YoRK, September SO.-R. g.
Dun 4 Co., In their weekly review of
trfde, say: Treasury purchases Of
bonds have greatly changed the feel.
ing In the money market, but without
giving much relief as yet to legitimate
business. There are two money
markets just now lmoney on call for
speculation on good collateral Ia in
ample supply, but money on time for
commerce or industry on commercial
paper is almost as scarce a. II was .
fortnight ago. As long % bankers feel
uncertain regarding the financial
future they prefer 10 keep their re-
sources within reach. Meanwhile.
trade 10 81 oil points active and large
In volume, with hopeful feeling pre-.
vaileni. and the lack Of available
funds Is by many attributed rather TO
the volume OF business than to the
ABSORPTION OF capital In ntw enter
prises or speculation. Daring the week
the Treasury has put out 5000, 900
more than II has taken In, about
100000 Of certificates having
gone into circulation In place OF
bonds. Railroad trttii, and earn
ings continue encouraging, and the
stock market, though IL reacted q little
from the rapid recovery OF last week,
has since been stronger In tone on the
whole. Wheat has been active and
stronger, advancing about 2}c, and
corn has also been stronger. Oil has
weaker Cd, aud coffee, though main.
tainsd, Is dull. Hogs and pork ars
cheaper, though lard slightly ad-
vanced. Cotton declirel shade but
has recovered. Cotton is moving
freely; wheat less active, farmers
beipg inditpessd to accept current
prices. The coal ou'put last week
wa, III, b3l tons below that OF the
20 responding week last year, and On
advance 10 proposed. Wool fales ct
Boston are In quantity less than half
those OF last year. Wooden goods are
In moderate demand and oottons,
though far from active, are steady at
current priced, after On unusually
large distribution. The one feature Of
III omen 10 that the average liabilities
OF firms falling for the past quarter,
amount TO $3.50 sgsinst only
$4,000 for the same quarter
Lass year, indicating an unwhole
some expansion Of credits In
some directions. The failures for the
third qusrter Of 1887 number l .es3
In the United States and SO In
Oansda, against 1882 In the United
States for the third quarter Of 1885,
and s68 In Canada. The increase In
number Ia trihing. But the reported
liabilities Of frms falling Ia tie United
States for the quarter were e73,022,-
556, pgsinst So, 227 $50 for the same
quarter last year, and In Canada, g..
898. $40, against ei,o2l,9l3 last year.
While Che volume OF liabilities was
much swelled by few heavy speculs-
tive disasters, the fact that large In
cresse sppears In every section oil the
country indicates marked expansion
Of commercial obligations.
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pre.sys.rss. Ie.sss,us.

CINCINNATI. o, September t0.-Ths
Centennial Committee Of the Pressy.
tsrian Churchjs notified Of q second
conthbutlon.of $4,000. Tee nrst was
from the Bsst This Ia from 81. Louis
Both donors decline 10 give their
names for publication. These gifts are
q part Of the 81, 900, 900 that church IL
raising for sndowing its board OF 70.
liei foe sged ministers, widows and
orphans. The General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, having been
organised In Philadelphia In lfss, will
cslebrate iis centennial meeting In
that city In May neIt, when IL 10 ex.
pected THU endowment fund will be
TAiaed.
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IMMENSE FOREST PIREs.
Otssws ThFeatensa-A Vast Amount
81 Property Destroyed.


Of Property Dcstrsyea.
orrAWA, September O.-0.taws Is
enveloped In q smoke 30 dense that
objects canno! BIO distinguished half q
block away. A high wind would re-
suit In The destruction Of the city.
There Is fire 10 the south ward along
the line OF the Canadian Atlantic !;
there 10 FIRE eastward along the Cana.
dian Pacific railway; there 10 Gre west.
ward mp the Ottawa. and Gre north In
the mining country. At Pembroke,
100 miles In one direction, and at
Montreal, 100 miles Ia the other, the
smoke 10 reported 10 be worse than at
Ottawa. The losses not on.y OF tim.
Der, bat 10 farms, are enormous, and
will probably reach S500,tO0. Heavy
rain has never been mole needed In
Canada than now. A q iebsc special
says: The smoke from the bush
nres was even more dense yesterday
than on any day eincs they origi.
mated. The steamer Oregon, due here
Wednesday, has not yet arrived on
account oil the smoke, Navigation IL
practically suspended between here
and Montreal. while reports from the
east gay that navigation 10 too danger.
Gus to DO practicable"
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OnioAoo, ILL.,, September sO--The
Tinss' Bsst Saginaw. Mich. special
says: There are heavy forest fres In
the weeds north and east, and the
smoke 10 30 dense In this valley that
daylight 10 almost turned into dark
ness. The Ere at Potts, headquarters
Of the laundering operations OF the j.
X. Potts Bait and Lumber Company,
0jceta county, destroyed the store,
hospital onice. engineers ONCE and
buildings q, one camp, involving q
loss OF several thousand dollars Heavy
ares st Glsdwin and Huron counties
are reported, and q good deal OF vslu.
able timber burned.
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IT was an Old oriental doctrine
that v jmen have no souls. More en-.
llghtened philosophy comedies that
they have purer, hner, more exalted
souls than mon. Bat they are too
otien contained In feeble, suffering
bodies. which hamper and rctard
their full development. For all those
painful ailments incident TO the sex.
DR.. Pisrce's 'Favorlte Prescription"
10 the best specific In the word. and
10 ssld under positive guarantee tina,
u will do all thst IL claimed Tor IL.
Pdoe reducsd 10 81. BY dfueglats.
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u.ciu.asi as.psic Asus.s.

Cmci~SArI. o. September 3o.-The
Graphic Press Company, publishers Of
the Weekly Graphic, st No. 1856 Main
street, assigned today 10 Henry A.
morrill,. The assets are from eS5, coo
o. 10000, and the liabilities aboul
so 900. The paper vm published
simultaneously In Cincinnati aud Chi.
cago. IL has been In existencs under
various owners Tor more than three
years, The m lnagers say they will
shortly resume businesl
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R.iivar'. Ce.se.ai.s Factions.

JACKSON. MISS, September 30
There arr two oontendlng factions Of
the Democratic party Of Bolivar
county. assresaiing near forty Of the
leading citizens thereof, In this city.
looking alter the appointment OF Dom.
missioners Of Election for said county.
A special meeting OF the State Board
OF Commissioners Of Election hss been
called 10 meet here tomorrow 10 bear
their case and to determine between
them.
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NOV % enc Ils.e

70 u,e Hodges sussparills with Iodlde
OF Pot. n, the great purdr for the
blood A certain cure for rheum stlsm,
eorofulous affections. and all diseases
peculiar 10 femslee. Rsnovatei and
invlgoralee tho system. Physicians
reos mmend II, Take no other. Ran.
gam Rot Medicine o.. Manufactur.
ers. Nashville, Tenn. 81 90 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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Health ~ Neaith-pr. B~ssr~g.ras
rosic and Neryfue, the aress
Hrsnen anerl0e

NERVOUS DsHILI1Y ip all iu stases.
~ mental and physical depression. spef'
"a hy.,s. IR osasssl,, %, I s,asy or Ss,
mess, paraly,is, I'm notsn nee, epilepsy, loss o.
r.emory' toitsning Of th. orai,, AMI all die
eases OF The nervous system may be rdl
ensrcsii.d pp,sssa,Ia. ~ ms,,s,
tuprsme Importance 70 use arprtrrla,I
treatment tot the eufe Of the loss Of nerve
power. and DR.. Besuressrd's Tonic ant
has proved inislIlbio IN tsken aseordIns 10
dire,,ion,, which are afxed 70 each bottle.
One boz equal 10 one months treAtmsntl
will cure recent cases. Price, ~. 90 Dor,
ers eois, iet 80 90. sent b. nsil rrs-
boxes 70 sure any case. with cash order 70
ceived BY ~ for sin tones Ne will send our
written guarantee ~ return the money u
n.stmsnt DC, not eject cure. a. ksnk..
eu te.s drnKritt, cole aGtntf Tor United
States. lhand ~ Main 81 Nevr nhis Tenn
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"As Homes, Tale speeds Bes, Beiss
ftAtnty Weld ~

Kinney Br,s.' new cigarettes, Gross
County" white o ip," aud --latest
b,gl,sh," orc immenaely popular v IN
ia,ldioui smokers. Extra tlne, hand
made. Kinney Tobacco Company,
New York"
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IInve on haud, rgsiy Tor pnmp, 10.
livery, EnglnUs, Bo0ors and di,ipgs
Gina Feeder Coudensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Preslob, aud everything Der.
lainlng 70 a Ont olAs Cunning outGl
Write them before ,ou purcba.a
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Aae,h,r laa,er b. rre.sa..

JAUs,S, Mrs., September 10
There was an alteration on the street
iodsy between the city marshal. J. q.
Osuawsy, and T. Dabney Marshall,
editor OF tbs sword aud Snield, being
The ouiione oi an article Published
hy the latter ia laat weeks paper 70.
heotirg urea the former.
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.p,,.,. Have p....rev. E.s.. ~

Try our new brands, "Oross Ooun.
try,"' Fall Dress" White Gaps" and
~ ,test Enelish." The high class Gig
arettss. ExIs hne, hand made. KIN.
ney Tobacco Company, New York.
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neyce,,i.s As.s.ss the L.u.

Nrw YOnx. September to.-Judgs
Barrett yesterday decided that tho
boyeo,ilbe Of non.union labofers By q
labor organisation 10 punishable uu.
der the lAu against COZ spIracy.
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AnvICE no anrnrn.

MAJ. MinstossboorHiNa sYHur ,Aouid
al.su p u,sd ior ohildrsn ,ssthlns' IA
sgP,his ,ns e.'la, ,oitsns the suns, silsys
remedy icr.ilauhaAi T,e /. bo,tis. WV
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Auethtr star Ter sharp.

nEv forE. September 30, Sheriff
Grant was this morning served with
the order granting a stay In The Sharp
caae.
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Fos musical instruments Of all kinds,
go TO o. X Houok a Cos new store,
36S Main street
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NOTICE.

T'HEhd will be Z. mseiins o. the stock.
a holdsfi q the Memphi,, Greenwood and
Prospect PARK railroad At the company's Of
Ss.ssasy, Oe,ossr esn, % il 10 s's,ccSs
-. ~. LATHAM. President.
ia. L.ssl Secretary.
NuLyoRD bugs old gold.
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PiAsos, orsan,, music, ETC., al lowe,t
prices. o. K Houck q Co, Ses Main
street.
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Only Temperance Bltters Know

The old Reliable Remedy OF Is year, stan
ing counts ~ cures nv tho million % all Disease
Arising from Torpid Liver OF blood lmp,uitic
fs free from alcohol or any kind OF mii
nral polsons. being purely vegctable
made 20 peaae tho palate or 10 mislead the au
terlng. When taken u "procccda 90 business
AMI the patient soon obtains tho relief hoped foi
The friends Of Vinegar Dlttcuarc Tegios
Irl u, then, N IN poor health. and you vi
BOON md good health return, II Il put up 4
Two stylN, Wat Old Style. slightly bitter. an
New Style, pleasant taste.
Price, si.@ per bottle. Sold by all dnnggist
10. ~. MCDONALD DHUG CO.,
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MuLyoRD bugs old gold.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-21
A MERITED DECORATION.

ii. w. Schmidt, Esq. the Swedish
Consul, officially informed His
Honor Judge A. Fernandez, on
Saturday last, of the latter's decora-
ton by the King of Sweden and Nor
way with the Order of the North
Star. 1t will be pleasing to the
judges numerous friends to learn
that he has been distinguished by
this high honor, which he has cer-
tainly merited by his patient re-
searches and his valuable literary
productions. And it must be also
gratifying to His Honor to be thus
assured that his work is recognised
and appreciated by the sovereign of
his native country, Sweden.
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KAUAI NOTES.

On Friday evening, the 18th in
stant, Mrs. Elmer, of Kealia, died
suddenly of heart disease. Her re-
mains were brought to Lihuc and
were buried in the private cemetery
belonging to the Rice family. Her
funeral was very largely attended.
All the foreign residents of Lihue,
n majority of those from Kapaa and
Kealia, and very many from Koloa,
stood at the grave, and gave their
silent sympathy to the suddenly
bereaved daughter, Mrs. Sherman.
A good woman has gone to her
heavenly home. Requiescat in pace.
On Tuesday, one Of the Geman
lunas of the Lihue plantation, had
his leg broken by the wheel of q
bullock cart. He was made as COM
Portable as possible by DR.. Walters.
The services of this popular doctor
are always in demand, and there is
probably no buster person on Kauai.
Master Chas. Wilcox, after very
serious illness, is now pronounced
out of danger, and is very slowly
recovering. One of the lady
teachers Of the Lbue School has
spent all her leisure time at the little
boys bedside.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Lucas,
principal of the Lihue School, has
rendered his resignation to the Board
Of Education.
A portion of the freight that left
Honolulu on the 9Th inst, was not
landed until the 14th, owing to the
high waves and winds that prevailed.
This detention caused considerable
embarrassment among Kauai house
keepers, both foreign and native.
The Mikahala brought ID barrels OF
poi for the Chinese dealers in the
article, and it was all spoiled before
it could be landed.
Pleasant days are few and fal
between. Wind and rain, alternating
with rain and wind, heavy clouds
above, and sticky mud below-this
is Kauai.
Kauai, Feb. Is, 1887.
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Saturday, March 5, 1887,
at u o'clock. noon.

at IL o'clock, noon.
The property covered by said Mort
gage, viz:
1st--'rhe Lease Of that certain piece
of Land situate mt Kahaluu. Koolau.
Oahu, whereon Is situated the Rice Mill
belonging to Mortgagors and described
in Lease from All Yam Il Co. to Con-
chee ~ Ahung. dated September9. D. 1880.
for 10 years. and recorded in Reg. of
Deeds in Book 60, on pages 366-317, and
also all Buildings, Machinery. and
appurtenances hcrcon situate and also
"a Head of Working Oxen, = Ok Carts.
Paddy Warehouse. storing capacity
400 tons, ! Dwelling House. | small
Warehouse at Kahaluu beach. 3 Horses.
The Mill Is one of the very best on the
Islands. and cleans 30 bags A No.
Rice In twelve hours, and Is run by
Waterpower, Is in first class order: 1t
was erected about years ago at n cost of
$4,000. The Ground rent for the Mill
site and Waterpowcr Is 5000 per annum.
2nd-One undivided one fourth in
terest in the Waiholc Rice Plantation
known as Wing Chong Fat Company,
consisting of 10 leaseholds more or
less and having 35 acres of Rice land
more or less and being interest and
leases and leasehold interest, des-
cribed in Schedule G in said mort
gage, also two Houses, one Rice
Floor, 7 Horses, s working Oxen, 3
Plows and utensils requisite for plan
tation. Rental about $1026 per
annum, average crop 40 tons of paddy,
owes about $4,000.
3rd-'The Lease of all of that GER
tain piece of land with buildings and
improvements thereon situate on
Nuuanu street in said Honolulu OPP
positc the late Queen Emma's resi-
dencc and lately occupied by the
Mortgagors as store and Office and
described in a lease from Charles X.
Bishop and b. =. Bishop to Conchee
e Ahung dated November %, 1878,
for five years and from January |,
1888, and extended for 5 years from
January !, 1888 at rental of 5000
per annum, and recorded in said
Registry in Book 5S, page 80. This
property is rented now at $40 per
month. For further particulars en-
quire of
LEWIS j. LEVEY,
Auctioneer.
Or to l.. A. THURSTON.
SO 20 Attorney for Mortgages.
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are almost chcrubio in comparison
with the demoniac visages of Ha-
waiiau gods.
1t may be reasonably expected
that with the effort and attention
which is to be hoped for from good
men and women of all the races
and churches here existing, neither
"Joss" nor Kanaloa will become
enthroned in Hawaii nci, despite the
''Ball of Twine" Society or any
other club house. b.
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ting messages through our tele-
phones, compared with those they
have been accustomed to in other
countries. So also with the prompt
attention and patience of the oper-
ators. Even to us this is matter
of surprise that is, the patience of
the operators. For some people are
very hard on the telephone and the
operator. They are constantly call
ing to the Central" to connect with
and ring up somebody, and if it is
not done. Immediately, they want to
know the reason why, with all the
imperious Importance of the Emperor
of Russia. For every triiling, insig-
nifcant little thing they rush to the
telephone, and make it medium for
the transmission of all the gossip
and tittle-tattlc they know of. 1t
WOulu nOJ Dc DaV Iucu lOl uuc
Central" to keep list of these
troublesome customers, and charge
them double!
Altogether our telephone system
is something to be proud OF and
grateful for. Its extensive use, its
cheapness, and its excellence are
features which, in this line of civil
ization, place Honolulu in the front
rank of advancement. If our streets
and sidewalks, and the various other
public requirements which it is the
duty of government to provide, were
only half so good, what a highly
favored. happy, and contentcd peo'
pie we should be! No, not alto
gether contented. We should fine
something to grumble about. This
safety-valve of the Anglo-Saxor
must be occasionally opened to pre-
vent explosion of the boiler.
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Wednesday, February %, 81
AT IL o'clock noon, the property
covered by said mortgage, viz:


A certain piece or parcel of land with
the buildings thereon situated at Keonc
tia, Homo uiu, being pvt of Royal
Ia;ent 44.3 and being mJr fully de.
scribed in deed from Virgil Thompson
10 Johu Rnbcllo, dated August !, 1915,
and of record in Libcr 41 on pages ri
and ~.
2d-All that certain piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon situated
at Kconcula, Honolulu, being described
in Royal Patent 4423, l.. G. A. COS, and
being the same premises conveyed 10
said John RobtllO by deed of Mary
Eliza Clark, dated April 29th, 1883, of
record in liber ~ on pages,a14 and 375.
The above described premises consist
of three House Lots, and are situated on
RobellO Lane.
No. HAS n frontage of 82 feet on
Robello Lane and depth 14i5-l2 feet,
and has upon II II dwelling house con.
tanning four rooms, kitchen, large stable
and out.houscs. The house is lined and
papercd throughout, nearly new and in
first-class order. The lot contains an
area of l17i0 So fl, or O.26S of an acre,
and gaidcn well laid out.
No. 2--lIas u frontage of 81 3.12 feet
oH hoU'l'O Luuc, WIFI u ucptl VI ltf u q
feet adjoining above lot No. 1, and con-
tains four rooms with kitchen and bath
room, stables and servants room de-
tached. House nearly new, we'll painted
throughout and in god order.
No. 3.--Tlis lot contains an area Of
S,14d "a ft, or OLGA acre, and has II front.
aye of 81 feet on RobeiO Lane, with n
depth of 142 sic feet, has iron'ages on
Robello Lane and makai side OF lot.
The dwelling is two s'oii,s high con.
tanning five rooms In good order with
| stable and Out-hOusts.
The plan and survey of the properly
| can be seen at tho office of the auction.
| ecr.
Terms Cash and deeds at the expense
| of the purchaser.
For further particulars enquire of
LEWIS j. lEVEY,
Auctionccr.
Or to CHARLES CREIGHTON, Attorney
| at.Law. 81 Ct